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Viking

by ArabianBusiness.com staff writer  on Sunday, 25 March 2007
Viking.
Viking.

The soft body armour with integrated lifejacket from Viking offers a new level of performance and protection for waterborne operations. Armour products using PROTEXA are designed to maintain their performance against penetration of bullets and in addition offer significant stab resistance whether wet or dry. The soft body armour uses unique materials and design that makes the inflatable lifejackets suitable for use in a number of maritime applications, including waterborne customs agents, coast guards and crew travelling in sensitive waters. The lifejacket is provided with SOLAS approved light and whistle.

Web: www.viking-life.com

Tel: +971 4 324 3555

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